The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-27 00:00:00

u g :i '3 .' ~~ '~ 7 ; , / , lit 1120 Itervell hi Niajesty in the same ofijce is 1)•nell fidelity', 401., and ~ ability,,as,the Hoh..Gen. ii it~1;11;•The ease - a r t-4'olp priceetiling of the ii - On. (it otternan would be to shew that the House wa s the of the Seen.tary St[ste. Ha,,tl any , thing oeciirryd since the )(miler vote' fc, ste'yy. (Lillger prodtV:tion 'a the Nlfiers now than a( that periOd. The charaMer Garlicke, to whom 'ptiblic eltaraaer Must, be SC) dear, COlild not be justitid but by theproduilion Of all the papers. if the Right Fion, Gentlem:m should not conseet; ht would compi - onaige'the Ai:miller (4 the 'Muse by . .the rerusal. Let the [rouse see' in that` the danger of raising men tot) high, let then' see „the de 4nided and disgriked state b which they woqld bey redneed, ancf Kli h we siok awn) in ;nation or their country mid of 'his ALijeSty . --;(d.lory1 cry of order). the SPEA-KERAeElared his disapprobation of the coarse pursued by the Right tion.'Gentlernatt,,ye qm,e 111 appv-..tred to be expressing' , AD Opinion 'Dr Soy eivign cm the conduCt of an indiVidu,il hi that House. Mr. TIERNEY waR not conscious' of having any such ,intention, but having beell interrupted in the clktin of What he".hod In su.nc, declined prcic'eCding', declaring nothing had passed in the few List weeks to j'Ality the alteration a the course then adopted by the House, The note of the vote of the et h of Feb. was then read, on themotiOn of Mr. ADAM and the SpEAR.- 'ER decided; that if the Paper now moved for was that which had been in the, farmer instance reicaedi dirt I-louw could not now vote it, but it would• be for the House to judge how far ; the present. Paper eras more or less than had been refused in that case. Atter a short tonversation upon the v subjea of Ortier,.telarlye continents upon the expres.sioni of Mit/tit, which had not been taken down, hut ' , which the 51 , 1 , 11,E.1L1t th.Cided might be 'made the ilithiett of comment by way of explanation:though , not the,ground oil, decision of the. House. The C 114 NC,EL L. 0 he, , EXCHEQUER iwai at a loss to know , wlretlier the lion..Geritleinen Opposed 01 kupported the motion of his. Right Hun. ri wild (it was intimated acto.F.v the :table that i/ u supported. it). ' Then he ccold 'not see how his • Learned Viientrs , question- upon' the.order; by rep quiringlhe-entry of the vote of the:Bth. Feb; to . be re:+d, eould•be construed in support of the motion'. The. Tio.,oe wouldl;erceivc . .thotreduaion of th e ,;6 Pipers ~,,o t t t t l a.soitrce"of disappointment to the Gentles ten ntrpobite,ti_4!itirse• it woultPdeprive them 'of tliet'oundation of ..much deciatnation, in accu , ,ing his Itt4ht Hon,: Friend of havingmade garbled ex l'he Papers had never been refused on pub!. Vgretnicll. They had been , a , ..ked • for to prove Ink RightlforL , Frietuf, had misrepresented the contents or Lord llotvicli's dispatches',,,which he had not done, audpi thlt, : ,ground they h;id been dewanik,d and rer.24,.1ric . c..0.1 , e the grtuting, r t!;ent bcprt liii;Nltl^.lt,t;lu~i of Oh,,tilkrvpreselltotion. Paper; b. en ,!e;i;alyl:,ii on other gyi.,:loct, his it,,,, , t 1t o v,t , P , 144.4 lutvc nhjeded to them. What foil he n said kveuld be sill-16(.0.1osatiyfl',iheIIOuse ,„ of Ow pr , )p•iet} 10 , ;ht, Lion. Friend's id Nlr,PoNlNlly c~a,laiuc 1. • Ai r . VI iv Dli,tlll obierv'ed, Alot the Hon. Gen tietnot oppo6itu shevved wdi , ipoition to Ling! ) , th o u g h -their enirtiriesemblcd the singing of children in the thttlioo shew,thily nob afriii. 114 comend,;(l, • ~ voiCluifis Right. k 1911.: Vrienfl, that the H ok i s e try-Al - wit ptltceeditig, the placed,: in ash ,:ofirt ti,, tilt :rind hu latneated thatahe of alit *House (2.4 not admit of 'larcertaining who would..folWW. the example of the tion,Gent House might hive been wrong, and return to a sense oP;its;orror f but the 'PaperS had been. Fetused ors puhlie and prt;- ✓ate graluds, and were now, te, b -gpottvd, bec.Jl l ,e the chatakiterof the ilighteLiOn, genklAtmon had-been hincheth - ,”.They ought to : ,have., been;proottced, to clear up rise cirarattcl of late Fornigh :Secretary eipailly as , for "she` presenti. !Oentletneu,-would so:.e ..that they hut • enc,,agcd under a hold leacler,' who would fire,„ ;Ile•hati commenced c.ireer .by a threat, that he:hoped ,sic , ,AJonso,bf wonid skibinit agljn to, that it they ilia 1,e , l vole with a dissolution would take place.: ihe , fidOtt Hum gietitleman : then tog ue o, t o slew, that.tmtny tunic I),verg. were necessary t(),.he • pro , .lute:i,do order. to rustily. the Might.-,Rea..,Secre, or to do Justice, to it ht; ; charatters (:).(those:wbo „bad been. mi3repreiiented. • . C.:./STLejlE.e.loil adopted !t i e Rome. ji neso f orptnent tit;t he _Chancellor of the Excherpmr,and entered ,his-,proles against the diw-i rine hod, down on .- ; the-.other side of the House, brat n, Pipets should.be refused but stteit 89,'11 . produced, ould he prejudicial to .._the public service. ~ N tithing wa; tn9rc,cotrimon' than to relme Papers. Whvn no adequate`or :sulticient ground wits laid for the produOion.. lhe !louse, had this.night seetr a'spccitneo the taOtiva` C d Alto Gen 4 tiemen opposite, who 1t..41 silewti'_El iSp9Si 0011,10 any di.wirosion het than the regular Apleiness ; of , -the • who,. when pressed upon any questien, eatittd front thecmtsiderininn elf r it by an.evasion, that. it ;Was impossible to grqple.'i ith them. They new httthiogiAktiltl be snail ieut.short.or the. production of all the.,..disoto,c,.. b ot h b e f oro.ffil d since the m‘vytt lit by his Right, Hon. F r i en d, wonted obsokke 4twatehes %Owl , they were, offered recent ones, illl4 had given that night a sample- of the pol"!tical warfare`Whielt, -they, ineant to prosLeute. -But lkw. Hose 19 the Note of Lord I.lowick to Air. Rist, a document tibout half way-down the e:irenulogy ut . thpfre c Ilc.J for by, too Gentlemen apposne, , SHBI‘IDAN had thought, .when his Right Hon. Friend intradcieed big without any ob liert.ittiowt,. t ha t it was a had : plan, But ham hoe of argument pursued.hy s the . .No„ble 49rd, and the Bight 1-{oin (.;entlenran on either side of.lttm, he • nut Ut.tt app-land tom co.,l.rseo; hi, Righ t H on. ~ • kriciid, atid he was sure that hid Wight Hon, iriertkl ...would have been well .piekt,e4 it rhis . 043)6 had , p ra c t i s ed the same tat:nor' - thy with hitit,cll. 4 - Jei de, - nett the Nvtile Lord to. „produce any rwason now, that would- not hove applied equally oga:;uht , the Pap e r, sit the former imience, and ar,4ttekt . at sotut length to prove that the Avers Oleo moved for wonlki tteii her. ue sutlicfent to the purpose of. his Bight 1 , ,n. Friend, nut ti) acquit the cital.o4ler,of M antic ettolude).with tit i)aitentlinee., for the prodoc tio:rot all t h,Communicattuty which had treen t%l.in the course of last •ypar, . Ait SUN*OII A. cnover,sv inn followed, in - wkl.,h I\Tr. 13 v.Kits observed, thietbe Amendinent ,con1(1 not t)t , re. Ceiv - ed, a 5 being word for word the tic: as already rejected. The Sre.A.K.ER confirriv...d the observ,itlon of Mr. I.l3:ikus, it/the point of order. wag occasioned by a transfer Of the etra prices oi bread and:Prneat,'tht‘chArge,ilibr . coog, , , 'Ark t‘hr. Ft conveyance of frorn the army extraordi l navies. The.yemainder of Lb() inovense arose front tie at:tu liiree. There was an inerea4 of the Staff abtoa,l, brit not proportionate 4 the ini .eve:lse.of- force.. Ittlhe 'Vfolunteertimate flier • was a dtcreaie, from the ditninotion of permanthi duty in Ireland, and .also a ditnintnfon, which war Taut an occasional and incidental One, in the: articll of eloathing, that: article bent furniilied- in soiii yens and nut. in others. .Therc was an inereale or • 30,000 in the (3rontit Legion, chiefly On account -of its being retntyo!d from the lri,h to the Inglisli Establishment, and paid in Irish instead of English' currency. Tli;re was a 15 0... an add itionalday's pay in the year, they being leap year. He -moVed, that 1524,000 LTet:live men be voted for the, service of the Guards and Garrisons, "&c. fo'r 3titS•days, 'from ist , ut Janutiey .1808, to Ist of January, s 809;116th inclusive.. ' ' ' - Mr. Secretary C#zirN(Nia said, though some rdpers which. had been. refused were inelodcd in (he ivio tion, the I.l , lOtion was, in form, very different from any befirre:ofiered. . - Mr. TlatlNlT,Y.proposed to adjaurn the debate, on . ate point of. Order. Mr. -ADAM, by moving that the entry on the JoutnSis, with regpe6.t to the former Moti , m, shoul.d be read, did not mean that the r e j e di t m at .that time should preclude the Howie front adopiing the Motion; but. he wished the 'House to ,bear.in mind all that had been done in (Hi ease, when he should come to offer his intended..propositions to fix the.pra6ice of the House. Ho. recommended that they amendment should he ()tilled, again in such a form that the House could receive them. In answer to sbmb ingniries from General FITZ.' •PATRICK, it .wai stated by i'dr. 1.40 No, that the wholo .Artny Estimates last year anionnted to 14,100;0001. This year the - amount was 14,752,b601. Thb dita terence aroe.partly , fro:n the traniter of extraor=. Mr. SHERIDAN ultived the amendment in a ..forrn ditlerent from that • in which the Papers mentioned in it had been .loymerly reNsed. , ' Mr. Secrellay. OA,A 4 1/NG denied , . that he had ffladeltny accusation upon Lord Howiek, by quoting. his dispatch, consequently there ; was no neces?,ity producing the, Papers as a vintli., , atiou, who no chat* was He had itterelvs.tiade the quota tion, to show that it wasin Lord fiowick's contem,• plation, that if the 'French should, ,enter Holstein, Denmark may possibly .compromise ti)r the occupa 7 of Zealand by French troop:;. The present motion stood on difFerent grounds; and he trusted the Hbuse.'wonld s4e reason to prudnee It, 00 the prin;- cipleohwhich it Was, now asked for, without at the, si.tme time passing the Atundnlent. Ptis:Majesty's Mini,ters reSted. their defence of ; the .pri . weetiing3 it CoivulLigen. ‘Apun the informal:oh already pro!• duced, - ,uponexhiting circumstances,_ and the note yiety:o,f.what the enemy had done.in sitttilar cases. The wholk:',of our diploohnio cot re,pyndence iwttsrtot to be ripped ups: it iv;ls enon,;,ll . it what was mate rial, to • the,. Ca 51,3, produr..ed. Mr. Timm EY complimenteci the 4ight lionottra .4h)e,Gevleman on the chastened tone„ . 'w which he spoke., •;110 maintaiwid that the produdion4)l the .Papers,:included in the )Itueoc.lir. , et, was due in justice to Lord itid Mr. . •:! .After fly,/cyr, exptanatioti, Icons Mr. Se : - Creimy CAN NI:: DuNpag, Iliought this, to 6ivn., , s!:, all the Pdpiqs ought to be, pro dllced the House . , „ • dinarie.s, but prinCipally• frotti increase of regular • • • force. The SECRET/IRY at WAR attibuted the in crease of the regul,n' force solely to the volunteon ibis from the'Milni.t, on the success of which:: he, congratulated the Country. Lrird I/. PETIT 1,1 , i hed the Estiv a te of the • Commissm tat had: been indticled, as 'it had been I last year. dl,fr. LIL .S'I.ISSO.V sai). t here was art Otitrive' cif the Commissariat ; that fins was not made )111 in time. , __ _. ........._ .. .. ... ...... ~ . ~. . ilif. , C .-11,C11.,1Frms.;;:tio(i, that all .hi'= apprehen- - 1 ..• sions of Ow. (lis , ,r.;imi7atii)ll 'of tiii.! Militia, and the I ; increase: of tile ho , .Uities by the 'velitiltEering were ' 'i• nrade good ; of t‘i,ooo:ififetr- that had . volunteeretl : Tratintiteilieitisli. Militia, only i ( ion• hail entered q fdr .:. .111 (.., , purl moat of them 'being stfputan6liateci, enter- i ed for life 0.) get the additional bounty, in thu eon 7 ' tittcnee , of being cliseltarel ai..;%tin before the seven , • years, `stiould.elitpse. Ile allowed the I'iilitiav:'olllil I ....b4 . lilled up again by Aliiy, hut not Withilut Infinite i :i 'hardship to those eitlS:ieS Of peoplC (Lit (;tight to be ..: pltrficularly spared. 1 . Colonel D .E Li CK .T maintained, that more of the .1 men who ealiSfeci for years \votalcr hive enlisted for .i ' life, lithe Law Officers of the Crown had not thought it contrary to the lilw to allow -them to ellate the 1 nature of (Leh elig - ageritent. ' -, - - - ' .1 I Colnial li'.o fi115,' . .50 ~ . 1 . , • bOre t , ' ;tit:1'1011y, front 11ii ; own kririwledgeandexperif;bce, to the: great advan, 1 . . 'Ages derived by the Voll..'.v.e'clir's trot the lasPeaing F!ehl (itficeb,3. . . 1 Air, 'll . /./21. 1)/ 7 . : . ' ~ chilitt 0 - .1 that the (;tiai;ite•i, ~ trbin the ap, , .. .! .n , rixpli - ,iti6,. ~f the Muihiy .A...it, 1 , , Must b‘•:. t 0t , .. 1 , it limit diiiiiy, ` o '. ill be thotibt it bard'to be C .iie:l oil It) ''(,it: 1',.:111 NV1! , ...1.1' . 1.1):4 (. 0 4 .; not been '24 lit;,:y , " . 1 4i.)teil 3 .iid 11. ken ~,:c, . , . .: of 114! i most nlportant rc itst 11 , i , ' , .! lii t I'e'l ioji.',C 110 '1 ' . .l.)lllthed tll6 i)rec'.li)ll:,lll.., X ' 111: \%.'111(.;11 1 OW M, t . 1111'7 i 'poregnt . public' (4-''i , ..,es y.ero presied 1ti1.4#1: 2 4, • Withoill '4101c:ic111 , infoi.nitiyii,,l, ,:Ii .t ,yith , ..,ut,sF - N. cient opportuoi - tiw; efdiitliiSion., It was true,,!4lF. ' wholeof tip:. next ,ve,el: \, vas, occupied withQ:oll-:s.l. ` i . I'lic.,t) tiOlices were . not ;;iv en fill - rn•ie vex: f t l i.tf4 • ptiri)o , ies ; but to put I liA . .,S,lajesty',s . .",\liiiirr, I 1 their jUstitication„ andto-firing thein to contlit - 0 . punishment it:, they coold,tiotiustify. t„ . ‘v.is in portant to •kapv,'„ \,...1. , , , we \v . ere at war with TtLi - sliirr .1 and' Vt'lly l)entii:lrh bad botat to ti c ked . ? The chil. i dutt of a late Ni;o1o, (..loverit , ;r of India, the lit;nt, Qentl'enten• theni:ielves y.•idiett to lia've cle.tred; , ,,bo • liil ', 'i-' CI , t(; () , fin- 56111,.! re,t,, , ,i.I. not tiiettLi l rs,A.),, „T 'ttri.:in. 'I he tplestibn: of 'lleilc,' .1.1 , 1 kyar, : , i/iq . SO ...:1 ' 1 rpi , ~ ? important in ,the liignet (.. , e.. , ,ri , ..e. .1. ne solic.' o, lO '`'Utr,plle's of Sir IL Stiach,nt s ,-.,( l uadreti %vas, als,,si . • , •••• . alluerial• import :ince. \',' h} weie 'all !hose importa nt 1 1 point. cfo'ivded toget 102 r i.,,,w, and why %;.'213 11 11; , .:<;,C57 1 1.. 'buy to precipitate bi.isitieini that rctittived deliber. - ite I L 'inveitig.ition ttnd diseniiion r 11;...'canse. the Iliilat Llon. Gientleniiin opposite, conir;try tollie wiShes of t h i coUtitry, had 'deferred caning Parliament 0,- gettp'.?r•to the latest possible time. In order to do wtthorit I'arlialtient, the Hight lionottrablt.t Gentle inao- hail .t:ll.,eii a vote of eri.N.lit beyond what he eck . iltl' ha ‘ ) e c:stpc!Z:ted to want, and beyotni what he ''dM l N:v;:trit`,.. This he - concleihned ifloutvh in gheral ? lie . diit`not wisli to fetter the Government by a Ihnit;.. , ed vdie of credii. J.lence it W•,:s 11CCc.:,.5:11 . 1,' 110 W IQ i precipitate bu•.•itiesS, 'without that discussion whieli • I' liie iinporttince of the matters.l.)elbre Ilie•I-louse re :: gnii:ed. Ile c:lnie no* tii, ask, what irrospea there 1 \t, , i114 of a reguitir r p‘eriilanont titipplv to our' arrny Which tholi,ol no , ,v . lii 'a time tiitetl l 'up by tmans i or ~ ' the tic violent ia• - arre or Waiting from the Ntilitia; ut couhl not Hot( for lastiti:„; stipport.tiodi 31.4.*Ye..k)..1:• tli•:lits ..i , lle .s , er.i, that the. 'reduCt ion in the 'C'ra,...' [ ( I . gon 'Praia should have been brought' do‘.v n . tc.) ! 10,000 ; insical. of'lllat it was increased to 37,000, virtiirli w::, i r.- , i: if : ktrge,t alll:..0Illt, •1 1 ., 6 00. .' • 1.01 . (1' C.1.`11'1,1111.:4(711 - t. X PI I , - ,, , :(',. Ilk hlirl.;oS6. at 11,2 cinopLint v..ith ‘cliich the Iti, A llf ., flon. ticntle 4, mat; eoliiiiienc,d, ri.«)ile(-1:11',;, as the liaise nmst, tiiat tvliiiii t ',:di. Iti,.?lit I irlii, Gentleman ‘,'V•'irs in office '! the Army i, , ,iii.o i lu. V.•,..4...1 not printed at all ‘v.lien I the. , ~,:, A ..,ted and, that the Ili , dit 'thin (1'4;'•1 - I -., - • - • ? • . :., • it (--- man vei'y te.fucitantly acritiiesced in the pfivositto h II) I ' lia'ce riii-iii pritited. Fir a 101 l reply to the Hight , fi , ,o. (;:,,i.lialiaii:,objeeiioni, Ilse i'\; , ,ide Loril 103.,.. - i'l liiiii..elt tiillll 14Se 01.11r.,:lic111; SllOCiltl tic wore 1 11111 . y stated. At iii . e.ient, liw.vev4..r„, lie thought it trecessary,,for the sat i..ltit'...t.ioi, (If ti, House and ilte. t "..ointtry, and , in:vindic.ition of the vstein pursued by fits Colle11;004,* to s',ly a few vu fuels. Of the two gre,al. military , Meastires'brotight forwird last Session the ,iit. , ;,ess had been ' 1)10 , -,t t crnatki:ble itideed.' By the Al ilitif B,tllotting'P,ill,.Whicll . ‘.v:ris to cOntinue.in ~ , .., - : x OPt3iiit it)l I 1:41111 al iIY, it ~- i s prodoeci to raise 47,001) men fur tirreilt Br.tain ,tticllrelatitli. and of tlie , ,,e, according to the last return, no less than 37,000 . were already raised. By the, ''..l ititia"franster,Bill, - w*li was to coill:ltt'oe in opr;ration until Augt"lst next; it was proposed to raise 07,1;39 ; and of. this tinniher, acc.:0rd. , . , 4 to the last retiirci, '23,,0gg had attually "volunteel'ed . into the I,ine : so IhatatOl'Oe of . atiove GO,t/00 men l:iwl bei,..ii rat...,e.:1, within, the lust „ Year in that country ii.lspe.:tii.g the eitpacity of whi4li . ! Ito iirridv i tee WWII the fiune had heard sue% • gloomy , .• 1 , . predr•‘..tions from jtie Bight Ilon. Gentleman. '..T116--, lor the wei:d mem 7 40 Id' k Another Ihsniina b l , c placit ort the Motion. 01 the l'iodite,ilo u ot die 14 ! zipers,inoved Semt-iry (Thinii,l4; Ho Avii:.:;t - 9 Al - - 131 AP.MN EsTI MATES. '! `, • , The SECRETAiii ut /Vint was in the n& of explaining' the Army Estimate 4 iii tha Commit tee of tiiipplyi4vhet) the.Gallety was ro-olion'ed. . All hat he though)it necessary to tio.was,: to state: the •parft . - cidars lu-which the'. present Estimates differ from tboy.)-ot 10st yeAr. Sevcral particulars with respea to Marching ND:raey; Inn-keepers' Allowances, and Home Otheltens, it was dittienil to make outin the way of•itroet account. Wit as far 'as that - eould:he it' had been. l'he to ineip;il alteratiOn in. point rge:rtrcilte tfrorn t he. 4;alfe . = tint t had. been taken to train,teo iantrrihe ./*lstuy 111 x.irtiOrdinaries every thing that conld.litimade subjea.of estimate. He hadvittw(gatigtithiiar to StitiO that the , A rtny which the llnilse was now :called on to provide. for.).;:va4 ; ii t . poinrot disciriline, equal to tiny artriy.tin;thetWorld, Ild iii point of numbers.'suja ri<;t t&tiriy; th is ;Cotti - n.. tiy liaci',cver hail. The amount Iteguliri and I‘.l-iiitiaoiot legs Ihandort,nori men. There was Aliio it grtater-proportion of :edia'itive men than gad iever beets.; known, 01)(1 the attlual amount of folle was as near the establishment as wits possible. The 'increase Irani-6)3r. year consisted chiefly In British Regular disposable Infantry, (Lit litbst efficient'. de `,..fititiption.,Jf force:. In 1107 the altlol.lllt. Of this de seriptton 01' force \vas 11)9,0 no men.. lit the pre - sent year it was 132,0(32; being an ractegge of 2.3,000. :Thtt Llfeltiv6 face WaST within of. •the .esta. blightnent, approximation , :scareely . ever ktiowri before'. Ile was nottL aware thAt any ditforence;of opinion' existed: on t Eve points, and Ihereforele should not go more at large into them , :now,.tresery- Mg himself to answerany question thdf4riar be put to him. , "he Cavalry =was.: on the , some. tooting as Some tri tfing.reduo49 was igtentl cl, b u t not stacic,nt to pake city altrratt ti in. the estimate, `1 tray; rci, : lucel to 590 .horses.: It had beep proposed last year, .but the employment of the situ her, of horses and now kept up, toore ;conotilic.: than thq NI-ingot • wagtplis to do the necessary ,work. The men were: tr,ined to arms, and it was dr tirable,to . keep them in his Ma service. Tho next zirticlewas which, he wa:i happy to say,. was..as near its full complement as ev,er, after having-given to the Line iso .ad‘tit;on ut Q 4,0 00 disciplined tnen.: junteer U.:Ann:n , o was the ;tattle' as that of last year; will) the ialdition of the elnirge• for Inspe6ing kVith re.(pea to Foreign :Corps,' a : small adtlituit had heen made to the German Leg t i,ou,• but no to wake ff r y 4ifference.in the 404 IVC r 0; in the Royal tot's` of General ()die( s ',act thought lit to iii:Jke a :anal! *lucre:Abe Liol,hoH Cli;t:l` Otti(eN, and to ik .trusted this eA,lblishment wouVi be. prwit;i've , l, iii creaked, nod made permanent. In eirry Military CQVlntry there were. t..!:.t:sroli , ,Litnerits of t pt ion , snit{ in no Country were they so hatch wattled as they wt.r k r in this, in which there were rim the stoic up k's lhatthe Contiticut posses s ed of:oh : serving antl coinparing the merit; and dcfeits of a number of al ruie, andseleLling whatever was good trom the pia6tice ,of each. „There . was an. increase of the charge in the Compitssionttte List for the widows and orphans of meritorious Officers ; and if the, pre, , :nt Voteshould not be loon I sufficient, he m;1. 0 sure there would be no tO tr, a lce afurthcr,M crease. next year. lle should now recapitulate the principal itetns (ti inci - ease, The whole e:ititna t e for Goorijs ;iod Gartisothi, and other items included, lit was,last year 7,Qtki,oool. Thisyear the ,at tln! same' head 'was 7,..270,0uu1. bei n g an iticrca,e of. f/ 4,0pU1. 'Ol inctease, sS,oaittl • t)IRECI4A . RD HARltigcol NO. 4, Milrilutt*eourt,,now_sireeti pububrie‘i by WILI !Att. tkitMZOLIt SCRtrra, of Soul% Molon 't.o4lffil: MlCit Nue II btrand ; where iidtio liSefizetras J • Orders for ;he Petper,' fiters for the Dditur, Zocv (pust-paid), muit !)t!..ro _Noble torsi staged the wlide pinountof our Iti. , y ~ :r:Nittitiry!Foree. ifinen4 l '3l3o,ogo'rn en; wiii , ::ii ~ , eeeeed by 40:01 0 - an force :this Country .had•ti . : ,,- -.. pOiseisxkl;; and this. excess `'he alledged: to have' beci, iirodki - Ceif - litrough t he'opctiltiOh:of the- tneasin'ts: sn xiolently., opposed by , t he - Viiglit H. Ceittletnal), - during whosestay 111 (Alice only the s - ittall tiumbei-oi 8660 mcn 'ha 1 * ..been added to• file. Line. '•,' stage i el - , that additibn 4aS, lie Contnnded; owing to , the le4nrY which his - prwlecesstirs left . hinv in the Additional --Force Aviv:- 'llte:ntitriber of :battalions no', -- iii - qiie bervice 7 tha , l'sjoble' , Lord 4:tirteri at . it rt, -whitti !Iv, averaged ' as' 700 b -ntett each. • Atier some turfliet Statements, the Noble Lord font:lotted -NN:ith•tixrsr ing -his 'convitiliotr their he , hould , be able'tu'ff.lit : iv. , tl. it the system I,vitielis the Hight 'l-Tan;'ll3ertietintg:' .iivr.)(iticed when to otii'ee, :111.d t 6; wh fait lie'Weiti.i tniNt 'tor the buppty:or ont Aitny,-.i.vits hot .i.g.S Ofi''' prornaing: as to7the - futurtk - thatiiit WI lkenlikinpi4.! - dta - ..tive.as!to the past, ..., '.. .Y: ,• •••• . •' ' ' a; 1 Atter a very lengthened,dcsultOry . contersalidh bc -- .ti.veen Air. Mt Ahrlyhtiaolt;i . , , ,ltrAlognl - Afil . l:VIN . /.; ,,, BA 'l, Lord CA ••I•.t. ER F.!, G ii, M r.',3 0 , 0 - ti0 , ) ,, ir0i,,,,1 , Mi. MoNTA 'll E,. •Lo TOT Air t.. - rotir; Air: , $. i b:111, 14 riti4A:, l •Ge neral IfiTtPATlll . CK;''farkd .TAliersi; ilitAlbell.w3 l ; 4 i , - agreed to With Out a tii- , 4i410n. - "t ;:L• .. ~-i f'.. ".' ' l ."''' l : ., ,Mr. - AStILVY (:00.P.F.2flir.oVefl the several-- - Atfni contained'in the Ls'i.:l - ates tort Ile ,- Ore r nititee'Sjttk . d tor - the present ye:r.. A itiii6nliiitsthliA(o:l , , ttl -: vitlili Air. CALCII AFT • expressed his surprise ; li r thil;:g6. l 3t excess of the Eqiiinittes for the pre.4ent yerlilec . those _of• • lite ," hest : year being' -Lint': ‘ 1 1649' 1 '" 011 4 , I-1,300,0001. : Air. ASHLEY COIII/Iklt, Mr.. Wi , ,i..rt`i_t . t -. Fag, rind Mr. Flust: 1 S'Sii ti, .)ille':,:s2(l that 41)is'eki:e:s4:at 8 s 6 principally tri.nil arre.ir4 tuipi,:vided for in' rcie l t der year:;, and..not , from any piotietioo: . of iesitenditure intended Lni the present Hoard of , OrdtiMieb,i' l 4 l l, l6 Artillery (....orps; • under the title gripe! ini(:;SdatiWof. the present Ma.iter General . 0; the Qrdnanee - ;'.4as no NV i n a higiter'stide of...thilitairperictliiiil t-ban . t l. l7, -.ittiiiar , corps in:.Eitiope; aniountiiig f yibiltiq : ht!ti, to \& (licit 4 nob - Imrses were attached, sti ;14 - ti fa greet' ho,ly of Artillery ennui be, i lls tdi )t iy tA t h,ithi - ili;f6l !i - agatitsrlshy Itat that 'wig:lt bit litiiielc4. l ll4l - 11iii . 11 irhy ie - enter-period: . '-i'lle .cti.cti , t4on ....ttlett,iiiiiiiitikled.l4 a ;.eotisiderttble tiniei bur thei.E4titngtevtAti!le- til beieiid voted, and the . .. 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